Caveman
col002 · Collectible Minifigures
Series 1 · 2010. Debuted in the first-ever Series 1 blind bags, marking the start of the CMF line.

Figure ID
col002
Theme
Collectible Minifigures
Year Released
2010. Debuted in the first-ever Series 1 blind bags, marking the start of the CMF line.
Rarity
Uncommon to Rare. As a Series 1 figure (retired since 2010) it is harder to find than later series.
Head
Classic yellow skin, thick black unibrow, wide-open eyes, and a snarling mouth with white teeth showing.
Torso
Tan leopard/animal skin print with jagged black tiger-stripe patterns; includes chest hair and a bone necklace print.
Legs
Tan hips and upper legs with jagged animal skin printing; yellow lower legs representing bare skin.
Accessories
Large dark brown oversized باشگاه/club and a messy black shoulder-length hairpiece with a full integrated beard.
Color Scheme
Primary colors are Tan, Yellow, and Black, with a Dark Brown club. Natural, prehistoric earth tones.
Printing Details
High quality pad printing on torso (front/back) and front/side of hips/legs. Captures a jagged pelt look.
Variants
Standard Series 1 version only. Later prehistoric figures like 'Cave Woman' or 'Caveman' (Series 5) differ.
Condition Notes
Watch for loose neck joints due to the heavy beard piece and paint rub on the printed tiger stripes.
Estimated Value
New (sealed bag): $15-$25; Used Complete: $8-$12; Individual club: $1-$2.
Price (New)
Original retail was $1.99 USD in 2010, marking a massive increase in collector value over time.
Compatible Sets
8683 Collectible Minifigures Series 1.
Character Background
A generic prehistoric character representative of the Stone Age, commonly used in 'time travel' MOCs.
Design Notes
The one-piece beard/hair mold was a standout design choice for the era to create a rugged, unkempt look.
Similar Minifigures
Cave Woman (col065), Caveman (col072) with a smaller club, and the Island Warrior.
Collectibility
High. Essential for completionists looking to finish the original 2010 Series 1 lineup.
History
One of the original 16 figures that launched the blind-bagged Collectible Minifigure revolution for LEGO.
Interesting Facts
This was the first time LEGO used this specific large, textured club mold, which became a staple for trolls later.
Display Suggestions
Ideal for dioramas featuring the LEGO 3-in-1 Dinosaur sets or a 'Natural History Museum' scene.
Modification Potential
Excellent for custom Dwarves or Barbarian figures in a fantasy setting using the hair/beard piece.
Overall Assessment
A foundational CMF figure with a 9/10 desirability score for its historical status and characterful mold.